Thanks, I'm just trying to connect UCSB myself. For example, in order to connect many sensore or anything else in parallel, I decided to use PCB terminals, I want to solder the boards, instead of terminal blocks like yours, to be cleaner)) And so your videos are very useful. Please continue.
Great! There are so many inputs in this controller with the additional port 3 and I still would have some ideas for more inputs (for example I had to wire up the limit switches in parallel in my machine). I'm glad my videos are helpful.
No me jodas que hablas español!!! Y yo aquí devanandome los sesos para escribirte. 😂😂 Gracias por tu trabajo. Ya he pedido una AXBB-E con la ampliación y el software. Hace años que uso MACH3 y quiero probar este que me han dicho que va muy bien. La verdad es que lo beses cargado y lo he trasteado en modo demo y tiene muy buena pinta. El lunes sale todo desde Hungría para España. Gracias!!!
¡Hola! Lamentablemente para el español uso el traductor de Google :) Me alegra que te gusten mis videos y te deseo lo mejor con la AXBB-E. Parece que es un gran controlador :)
Thanks for watching! I use on my machine an asus vt207n (used one, bought for cheap, works fine). But beyond that - I don't have any more experience with touch displays :)
Hi, I'm french. I have an AXBBE and I don't manage to install my probe. There is 3 wires : signal, + and -. Can you help me to install it and configured correctly on UCCNC. Thanks you
Hi! I'll make a video about that soon. My probe is a 24VDC NPN sensor. So I wired mine to the + and - and the input 4 of port 2 if I remember correctly. If your probe is NPN then you can attach the signal to input (-) and input (+) to the dc power supply +. If you have PNP you do the opposite - signal is + and - goes to the power supply.
Thanks to answer@@GBWM_CNC. I can't wait to see your new video on mounting your probe. Besides, thank you for all the videos you made, they really helped me connect the AXBBE. I'm not sure I understood correctly, does your probe have 2 or 3 wires?
@@AgnèsNesp NPN and PNP- type sensors / probes have 3 wires (same as mine has 3 wires). The difference is when you have a NPN probe then the signal wire goes to the "-" input of your device (for example our CNC controller). If you have a PNP probe then the signal wire goes to the "+" input of your device.
Depends what is your main criteria. I liked it a lot but the other ones should be good too if you have other needs. Check how much analog inputs / outputs, digital inputs / outputs you need. How many axes have to be controlled etc. It all depends on how complicated your machine will be. The axbb-e has 24VDC input / outputs terminals which the other models don't have - those need breakout boards from what I know. Check on cncdrive.com for more info.
@@GBWM_CNC Miło to słyszeć bo chce w przyszłości dodać oscylacyjny do swojego CNC i atc Oscylacyjny to 2 silniki na działanie + dodatkowy na z2 a atc wymaga 1
@@OnlyMadnessPain Pytanie ile to w sumie będzie osi i o jakim sterowniku mowa bo np. AXBB-E obsłuży maksymalnie 6 osi a jeżeli by to była frezarka i jeżeli dojdą 4 osie, no to wychodziłoby 7 osi (przyjmując, że to nie jest bramówka, która ma z reguły jeszcze jedną oś więcej).
@@GBWM_CNC No właśnie axbbe Ewentualnie mogę dać wspólne z chociaż to byłoby o tyle problematyczne że w takim przypadku będę musiał zdejmować nóż Też inna sprawa że mogę podpiąć 2 drivery pod jedno złącze na osi y
@@GBWM_CNC W sumie to z2 to moge dać jakiegoś switcha i podpiąć pod to samo co Z1 i ustawić że za każdym razem jak będzie outout na switcha to zeruje os do czujnika na górze
@@GBWM_CNC Thanks to you for your job. It’s only a suggestion because you give very important information in your videos trough this written banner and in my opinion people must read them. Thanks again from Spain.
@@estebanalgar4704 You're right. There is one thing though - I want these videos to be at least a bit dynamic. I will try to improve the text length though :)
